PROGRAM POOL

Presentations by Dr. John Longmire
For more information: 813-960-5540

• Length of all programs: 45-60 minutes
• Equipment: 1 slide projector & screen
• Cost: None (possible travel expenses for distances greater than 50 miles)

Third Molar Surgery: Diagnosis, Risks and Complications

Presentation covers diagnostic considerations, anesthetic choices and risks and complications associated with third molar surgery. It also discusses treatment options, including observation, peri-operative care and postoperative follow-up.

Generalist/Specialist Relations

Clear and precise communication is required between generalist and specialist if we are to maximize service to our patients. This presentation addresses written communication, quality radiographs, patient communication and referral recommendations.

Forensic Dentistry: Dental Identification

In addition to the usual information, this presentation covers alternate sources of ante mortem radiographs the use of other than dental radiographs for identification, autopsy findings and assisting law enforcement in criminal investigations.

Narcotic Prescriptions: Are You A Drug Pusher?

Narcotic prescriptions are the largest source of illegal drug use in this country and dentists should minimize enabling addictions. An attempt will be made to include a local pharmacist and law enforcement officer to give a broader view of the problem.

Antibiotic Therapy in Dentistry

Please contact Dr. Longmire for more information.

Pharmacology Update

Please contact Dr. Longmire for more information

Presentations by Dr. Richard Rasmussen
For more information: 813-977-2928

• Length of programs: 30-60 minutes
• Cost: none

Dental Photography, Implants in Dentistry combined Periodontal/Orthodontic Therapy

Advances in Implant Reconstruction (can be extended to 16 hours)

Major and Minor Bone Grafts (can be extended to 16 hours)

Interpretation of CT Scans (can be extended to 16 hours)

Presentations by Dr. Mark Szarejko
For more information: 727-934-7334

• Length of program: 30-60 minutes
• Cost: Negotiable/Minimal
• Lengths vary, most from 30-60 minutes.

The C-Word: Squamous Cell Carcinoma

This presentation will consist of the etiology, diagnosis and histopathology of squamous cell carcinoma. Slides will challenge the audience to distinguish between squamous cell lesions and benign lesions. Treatment, prognosis, and post operative considerations will be discussed.

Stress Management for Dental Professionals

This presentation outlines the actual negative effects which accrue from unchecked stress. The course presents a technique to utilize on a daily basis to manage stress effectively. Handouts are provided to personalize this session. This course is beneficial for all members of the dental team.

HIV/AIDS

Please call Dr. Szarejko for details.

Presentation by Dr. Todd Weiner
For more information: 813-977-6962

• Length of program: 30-60 minutes
• Cost: none

Dental Radiology

This six hour course is presented to dental assistants and hygienists for radiology certification. This course can be condensed for presentations to dentists.

Presentations by Dr. James Belcher
For more information: 863-687-9227

• Length of all programs: 45 minutes to 3 hours
• Equipment: 2 carousel slide projectors & screen
• Cost: Overnight expenses if required

Periodontal Plastic Surgery

Periodontal surgery is capable of enhancing the esthetic results of the restorative dentist. Various techniques such as ridge augmentation, root coverage and papillae reconstruction will be presented. This discussion takes place on a macro and micro level periodontal microsurgical concepts will be introduced.

Root Coverage Techniques Using Micro-Surgical Concepts

Current techniques in periodontics allow for coverage of root recession. This course details recent advances in utilizing the surgical microscope to enhance these techniques. Connective tissue grafts, semilunar grafts and other root coverage techniques are covered. Additionally microsurgical concepts are introduced to the practitioner.

Presentations by Dr. Ralph Garcia, Jr.
For more information: 813-872-4402

• Length of program: 45 minutes
• Cost: none
• Equipment: 2 carousel slide projectors & screen

TMD: Determining the Splint Treatment Position: Rational and Documentation

The Relationship Between Cervical Whiplash & TMJ Injuries: An MRI Study

Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) symptoms are a common finding in motor vehicle accident patients. This relationship is documented with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in 87 consecutive motor vehicle accident cervical whiplash patients who present with TMJ symptoms. High percentage of TMJ abnormalities in the study group illustrates the proximate relationship between cervical whiplash and TMJ injuries.

Presentation by Dr. Robert C. MacDonald
For more information: 941-598-4333

• Length of program:

Afternoon (Friday) or evening presentation 2-3 hours, $850 + expenses
Full day lecture – Power Point, $2500 + expenses

1 ½ day workshop breakdown:
Day 1 - Lecture w/ last hour being hands-on
Day 2 - (1/2 day), hands-on

Total Cost: $4500 + expenses

• Equipment: Contact Dr. MacDonald

Path to Peak Performance

1. Study of Human Centered Ergonomics

The seminar will introduce what is natural and instinctive for all dentists and hygienists in the performance of dentistry. Dentistry can be practiced comfortably and accurately and it is unnecessary to assume contorted uncomfortable postures your entire life.

Gravity is established as the basic reference point for all human activity. Path to Peak Performance outlines the best method for all humans to practice dentistry in regard to:

Posture
Position of operator and patient
Views and visions
Finger grips and finger rests (in relation to balance and instrument control)
Light location
Operatory environment

This course has been presented at the Chicago Mid Winter, ADA San Francisco, Dallas Mid Winter, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry 2000 and many local meetings and study clubs.

Presentation by Dr. James R. Pitts
For more information: 727-733-4900

• Length of program: ½ day

• Equipment: Contact Dr. Pitts

The Bread and Butter Millionaire

This course gives information and direction to the average dentist and staff on achieving financial independence in 10-12 years.

This course has been presented at the Miami Winter Meeting with an excellent response! ADA San Francisco, Dallas Mid Winter, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry 2000 and many local meetings and study clubs.

• Length of program: ½ day

• Equipment: Contact Dr. Pitts

The Million Dollar Dental Practice Next Door

This course contains information on how an average dentist can grow their practice to the $1,000,000/year level.

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